
Apartments near Lorimer Street (J,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (11,655 Rentals)


235 Clermont Ave

299 Vanderbilt Avenue

249 Dekalb Ave

308 Clinton Ave

388 Washington Ave

395 Washington Ave

115 Saint James Pl

123 Saint James Pl

61 Hancock Street

75 Hancock St

108 Hancock St

116 Hancock St

492 Nostrand Ave

93 McGuinness Blvd

152 Halsey St

160 Halsey St

162 Halsey St

37 Jewel St

193 Nassau Ave

65 Sutton St

404 Marcus Garvey Blvd

342 Lewis Ave

47 Menahan St

155 Bleecker St

301 Harman St

456 Suydam St

112 Saint Nicholas Ave

1644 Dekalb Ave

846 Quincy St

100 Bleecker St

288 Himrod St

197 Irving Ave

315 Stanhope St

295 Harman St

61 Cambridge Pl

20 Menahan Street

Harman Bldg

355 Stockholm St

305 Stanhope Street Apartments

306 Stanhope St

357 Stockholm St

22 Menahan St

683 Jefferson Ave

267-269 Kingsland Ave

97 Diamond St

41 Jewel St

83 Halsey St

699 Manhattan Ave

41 Jefferson Ave

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There are currently 18,854 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,000 to $20,612 with an average price of $4,190.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $850 to $31,103 with an average monthly rent of $5,232.
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